Structure of a Feature Article

Structure of a Feature Article
Headline: Nice catchy heading
Introduction: Use a hook to engage the reader or question the reader, encourage them the think
Remember, this is a creative piece, the purpose being to explore and tell the story character. Your task is to write an article based on an interview that you have had with one of the characters from ‘Romeo and Juliet.’ Through the article you are answering three questions that you have had for your character.
Body Paragraph 1: Briefly outline the situation. Who is your character? Why are you interviewing them? When are you interviewing them? What are you attempting to answer through the interview
Body Paragraph 2: Answer the first question you have for your character. The answer should include what the character has said (Quotes from the play) and your interpretation of what the characters answer would be.
Body Paragraph 3: Answer the first question you have for your character. The answer should include what the character has said (Quotes from the play) and your interpretation of what the characters answer would be.
Body Paragraph 4: Answer the first question you have for your character. The answer should include what the character has said (Quotes from the play) and your interpretation of what the characters answer would be.
The paragraphs above should be very short (no more than 150 words) Don’t forget you are writing a creative, entertainment piece. It is supposed to be fun, entertaining and snappy. It could be a good idea to include ‘topic headings’ to scaffold your piece. This can make the idea in each paragraph a lot clearer. These could just be short quotes that relate to each of your paragraphs.
Conclusion: Conclude by outlining your overall impressions of the character, perhaps hinting at what their fate will be